Selma Bacha Et Son Mari – En raison de la blessure de Selma Bacha, l’équipe de France féminine va devoir lui trouver une remplaçante sur le terrain avant la Coupe du monde et espérer que la Lyonnaise se remette rapidement. Hervé Renard a des idées, mais le temps presse avant le 23, lorsque la France affronte la Jamaïque lors de la première rencontre de Coupe du monde. Les Tricolores ont connu leur premier entraînement sans Selma Bacha, leur attaquante électrique qui s’est blessée au guépard depuis vendredi et a raté son ultime mise au point contre l’Australie (1-0) dimanche.

Netflix has set a March 6 premiere date for “Supersex,” the series freely inspired by the real life of global porn star Rocco Siffredi, who has more than 1,500 hardcore films to his name.

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Redeem now Brianna Madia, like many popular influencers, has been the subject of several Reddit "snark" forums. Earlier this year, Madia worked with an amateur investigator to expose those she claims are the haters who tarnished her life.  But some say her quest for vengeance perpetrates the same vilification she suffered. Content warning: This story discusses suicidal ideation. This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now.

Research This article is more than 14 years oldEditor quits after journal accepts bogus science articleThis article is more than 14 years oldScience journal fails to spot hoax despite heavy hints from authorsThe editor-in-chief of an academic journal has resigned after his publication accepted a hoax article. The Open Information Science Journal failed to spot that the incomprehensible computer-generated paper was a fake. This was despite heavy hints from its authors, who claimed they were from the Centre for Research in Applied Phrenology – which forms the acronym Crap.